Renee Jock, 1st Grade
Terry A. Taylor Elementary
Spencerport, NY
Mapping spring's arrival.

Laura Dwyer, 1st Grade
Alton Central School
Alton, NH.
Students publishing their own tulip assessment books.

Judy Huter, 4th Grade
Council Elementary School
Council, ID
Taking the Georgia O'Keeffe challenge to really see a flower.

Teri Bickmore, 5th Grade
Cook Elementary School
Midland, MI
The day the tulips bloomed; a phenology study

Mark Gullickson, 6th Grade
Seven Oak Middle School
Lebanon, OR
Organizing your garden data inside the classroom and outside in the garden.

Pat Gaines, 5th Grade
Belle Sherman Elementary
Ithaca, NY

Megan Ferger, 8th Grade Science
Roosevelt Middle School of the Arts
Milwaukee, WI
140-8th graders set up their own independent variables for planting.

Mark Gullickson, 6th Grade
Seven Oak Middle School
Lebanon, OR
Remote sensing in the garden.

Benjamin Franklin Middle School
In Rocky Mount, VA, students used VoiceThread technology to record and detail their tulip garden experiment. Now they can share their project through the internet. >>

Learn more about VoiceThread technology and the teacher responsible, including tips for using it. (Advise from Journey North Teachers) >>